Engadget Reviews :
- Nice screen although not amoled
- Liked the smaller size for a tablet
- Responsive capacitive screen, catching up the iPad
- Solid Browser
- Not a great camera but still takes decent shots
- No HD recording, but smooth motion capture
- Battery life : quite good, but not as long as iPad
- Does not charge when pluggen into a laptop, but just maintaining it's charge
source : Engadget
Gizmodo Review :
Gizmodo may not be in favour of the Galaxy Tab. They didn't like the smaller screen and feels like a big smartphone
Likes
- Dense and sturdy feel
- good battery life
Don't likes
- Tablet drunkenly hooked up with a phone
- Miserable browser, goes laggy.
- Won't charge when plug to a laptop
- No decent cameras
Source : Gizmodo
GSMArena Review
Main disadvantages
* Poor viewing angles
* Picture ghosting due to slow LCD response
* Some apps incompatible with the new resolution
* Gallery displays downsized images only
* Quiet loudspeaker
* No FM radio
* No USB host support
Samsung Galaxy P1000 Tab over Apple iPad
* Lighter and smaller, easier on the pocket
* Telephony (including 3G video calls)
* 3.2 MP camera with D1 video recording @ 30 fps and LED flash
* Android OS v2.2 Froyo
* Proper multitasking (though the iPad is getting that too in a couple of months)
* microSD card slot for memory expansion
* Uses regular size SIM card
* 16:9 widescreen display
* Adobe Flash player 10.1
* DivX/XviD 1080p video playback
* Bluetooth 3.0
Apple iPad over Samsung P1000 Galaxy Tab
* Larger and better screen
* Metal body
* iOS 3.1.3 with more than 25 000 apps tailor-made for it
* Larger internal storage (iPad 64GB)
* Better battery life
* YouTube app streams higher-quality footage
Conclusion
- Samsung Galaxy Tab does it's tasks well
- Tab is better designed than the Apple iPad
- Pretty expensive, If you are willing to get it, wait a couple of months for it's price to drop
Source : GSMArena
Different Opinions right..? The best way for you is to try it after all. But I think it's wise to wait a little more for settlement, applications, and the release of Blackberry Playbook (unless you're not a Blackberry fan).
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